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Secrets | 
 enlarge | Artist: Toni Braxton
Label: Arista
Category: Music
List Price: $18.97
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Rating:  107 reviews
Sales Rank: 46757
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 26020
UPC: 730082602020
EAN: 0730082602020
ASIN: B0000013GH
Release Date: June 18, 1996
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: International shipping available
Condition: CD with all art work - NO JEWEL CASE, in envelope - FREE - First class mail upgrade - no scratches
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| Tracks:
| • | Come On Over Here | | • | You're Makin' Me High | | • | There's No Me Without You | | • | Un-Break My Heart | | • | Talking In His Sleep | | • | How Could An Angel Break My Heart | | • | Find Me A Man | | • | Let It Flow | | • | Why Should I Care | | • | I Don't Want To | | • | I Love Me Some Him | | • | In The Late Of Night/Toni's Secrets |
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Amazon.com
Well, it is a La Face record, so of course it has the Babyface stamp all over it--especially on "Let It Flow," also featured on his Waiting to Exhale soundtrack, and "There's No Me Without You." 'Face does step aside, however, to give other producers, songwriters, and artists their time with Miss Braxton, most notably R. Kelly, Diane Warren, Tony Rich, and Kenny G. R&B songbirds in their own right, Shanice Wilson and Chante Moore even show up on backing vocals. The album doesn't quite live up to this overdose of talent; it's too crammed with boring ballads (even if Braxton's low, husky vocals are perfectly suited for them, especially the wrenching watermark of the album, "Un-Break My Heart"). It's when she slips into a sultry groove on "Come On Over Here" and the smash single "You're Makin Me High" that she really shines. --Rebecca Wallwork
Album Description
24bit K2 digitally remastered Japanese limited edition special issue of the album classic.
Album Details
24bit K2 Digitally Remastered Japanese Limited Edition Special Issue of the Album Classic.
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 Toni's breakthrough album. August 27, 2008
Secrets by Toni Braxton is her most beloved and best-selling album of her career. This album is pretty good but it's also a mixed bag as well. After a thousand listens to, Un-Break my Heart is just plain nauseating! You're Making Me High is probably her strongest single ever, love those naughty lyrics and pulsating beat. How Could An Angel Break My Heart is a beautiful ballad which was co-written by Braxton. The rest of the songs are pretty ordinary and jeez most of the time I can't understand what she is singing, she needs to enuicate her words. This album is a great flashback to the mid-90s but that's pretty much it.
 TONI BRAXTON BEST ALBUM July 20, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I SO LOVE THIS ALBUM THIS IS MY FAVORITE TONI BRAXTON ALBUM AND ALSO HER FIRST ALBUM IS ALSO MY FAVORITE TO WHAT CAN I SAY THIS ALBUM IS AWSOME
Toni revealed her secrets on this album February 27, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Toni Braxton came out with her sophomore album, Secrets, in June 1996. Toni revealed a more sexier, yet classier image, and it was reflected on each of these songs. A few songs that stand out on the album are the title track, How could an Angel Break My Heart, There's No Me Without You, and You're Making Me High. A few standout ballads would be In the Late of Night, which was written by Jon B. Another ballad that sticks out from this album is Find Me a Man. Secrets is definitely Toni Braxton at her finest. This cd is definitely a good one that shouldn't be kept secret!!!!!!
 Toni keeps Secrets... December 11, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Highlights are You're Making Me High, Talking In His Sleep, Find Me A Man, Let It Flow, Why Should I Care, Come On Over Here and I Love Me Some Him.
Filler? Not a lot, but Un-break My Heart comes close and In The Late Of Night/Toni's Secrets is OK and nothing to speak of. So I guess that means no filler! ^_^;;
Cover Art: A-
Songwriting: B+
Vocals: B-
Vocal Emotion: A-
Production: B+
Overall: 4.375
4.375 = 4.38
4.38 stars.
Not quite up to her stellar debut, but certainly her second best October 18, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
When any artist's first album is so on fire as Toni Braxton's debut was, it's a pretty safe assumption that subsequent releases will have a hard time living up to it, and that, to a moderate extent, is the case here. She still had some fire left in her, as evidenced on the hip-hoppish but respectable hit "You're Makin' Me High" and the emotional ballad "Unbreak My Heart". Also good are the ballad "Let It Flow" and the sultry, teasing ditty "Talking In His Sleep." Unfortunately, before she had a chance to make a third album, the bankruptcy set in, and since then she has been just a shell of her former self on every album she's made after this one.
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